Thomas Jefferson to John Adams, July 1, 1787
Paris July 1. 1787. 1 Dear Sir I returned about three weeks ago from a very useless voiage, useless, I mean, as to the object which first suggested it, that…
Paris July 1. 1787. 1 Dear Sir I returned about three weeks ago from a very useless voiage, useless, I mean, as to the object which first suggested it, that…
Grosvenor Square July. 1. 1787 My dear Friend I have received your Favour of May the fifteenth, and am greatly obliged to you for your kind Attention to my little…
Bourdeaux May 19 th. 1787. D r. Sir— I am under the disagreable necessity of informing you that M r: Barclay is in Prison at this place—at the suit of…
Philadelphia may 18 th 1787. 1 D r Rush returns his thanks to M r: Cutting for the elegant & agreeable manner in which he conveyed M r Adams’s acceptable…
Amsterdam 18 th May 1787 Agreeable to what we had the honor to acquaint Your Excellency the 15 th Instant, We have exerted ourselves to procure Money for Payment of…
Milton NE. May 18 th: 1787 Dear Sir I Thank you for your favour of Jan y. 9 th. & for the very valuable Present which Accompanied it. 1 I…
Philad a. May 18. 1787. Sir, I received by D r White the Letter you did me the honour of writing to me the 27th of January, together with two…
Amsterdam 15 th May 1787 We have your excellency’s esteemed favors of 7 th: and two of 8 Instant transmitting us Letters from the Board of Treasury. 1 The detention…
Weymouth May. 15. 1787. Dear S r. I rec d. Yours by Capt. Cushing with 50 Vol. of the Defence &c Thirty of which, I put into the Hands of…
Chesterfeild Street May 15. 1787. Dear Sir It has been long matter of Surprise to me that the States of America when investigating the various forms of republicks should never…